Copper Corridor

Superior, United States • 28 Feb 2026

Event overview

The Copper Corridor Trail Runs take place on Saturday, February 28, 2026, in Superior, Arizona. The event offers multiple trail distances:

  • 50K
  • 31K
  • 17K
  • 12K

The 50K, 31K and 17K start and finish in downtown Superior at Main Street. The 12K starts and finishes at the Superior Public Pool.

Courses and logistics

Courses head west from Superior into Arnett Canyon and include riparian sections with flowing creeks, sycamore trees, saguaros, and rocky formations. The 31K includes a short section of the Arizona Trail; the 50K follows many miles of the Arizona Trail and circumnavigates Picketpost Mountain. Aid stations are placed along the courses; runners are advised to carry at least one to two bottles of water and prepare for the longest, more remote aid stretches (Telegraph Canyon is noted as a remote aid with minimal supplies). Crews are allowed at specified locations including the finish area, Superior Public Pool, the LOST turnaround, and Picketpost (parking for crews is offsite with a short hike). Pacers are not permitted. The event is cupless - runners must carry a reusable container for aid station fills. Chip timing will record finish times and bibs must be displayed at aid stations. Parking is available in downtown Superior and at nearby lots; overflow parking for the 12K is at Superior High School. Lodging and camping options are listed locally. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
50k
31 km
31k
17 km
17k
12 km
12k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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